ECOT Sues Ohio Over Attendance Rules For Online School
ECOT, Ohio’s largest online charter with over 15,000 students and about 107 million dollars in annual state funding, sues the Ohio Department of Education to block an attendance audit. The suit argues min 920 hours of learning opportunities suffice without proving 5 hours daily login. auditors cited insufficient login data. Political reaction splits along party lines, with Republicans defending clarity and Democrats calling for funding pauses until questions are answered. The case rises amid broader scrutiny of charter schools as Ohio prepares a final audit before the GOP delegates convene in Cleveland.
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July 12 2016 Today in History and Sports
July 12 2016 marks the 194th day of 2016 with a note on a female Medal of Honor recipient. Rioting at Disco Demolition Night 1979 led to 39 arrests and a forfeit. Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion Chronofile stood 270 feet high. Mary Edwards Walker was a Civil War surgeon and the first woman to...
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Elyria ballot issue to fund new schools on Nov 8
Residents express concern over Elyria Schools ballot measure and criticize Superintendent Jama and the school board. They urge state funding, question plans, and allege past giveaways to developers. Readers also weigh in on gun policy, NRA influence, and climate science calling for action.
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Car culture may be dying or fading from American life
Robert Samuelson argues that the automobile reshaped U.S. geography and daily life, but millennials show reduced driving. Data from FHA and Federal Reserve economists indicate declines in new car purchases by younger adults. economic factors largely explain trends, with older baby boomers increasing. The future of car culture remains uncertain as cities grow and commuting patterns shift.
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